Jennifer Crumbley is appealing to overturn her involuntary manslaughter conviction related to her son's school shooting, alleging legal errors and citing withheld evidence during the trial.

A Michigan man, Shawn Robinson Hopkins, was convicted for the 2005 assault of a 14-year-old after DNA evidence linked him to the crime nearly two decades later.

The family of Eva Goodman is suing Judge Kenneth King for allegedly violating Eva's civil rights by detaining her for falling asleep in court. They seek an apology and monetary damages. Judge King has been reassigned and must undergo training.

A dispute over marijuana led to a shooting among roommates in Sterling Heights; an arrest was made, with no injuries despite eight people, including children, being in the home.

A plane skidded off the runway due to a nose wheel malfunction at Battle Creek Executive Airport, but the pilot was uninjured and the runways reopened after an hour.

An 18-year-old was arrested for attempted murder and arson after a fire was set at his ex's house in Michigan, where a family of four narrowly escaped harm.

Three people were injured in an early morning shooting in Grand Rapids' Burton Heights area; police have yet to make arrests as they continue the investigation.

Police reveal the identity of a McLaren Flint physician killed in a motorcycle crash, suspecting speed to be a factor; the community and hospital mourn the loss.

Dogs found living in a pickup truck in Walker are ready for adoption at the Kent County Animal Shelter after being surrendered due to animal abuse charges.

Kentwood Police are searching for two missing sisters, Samantha and Nitza Ramirez-Garcia, who didn't arrive at school on Tuesday. The girls are considered endangered, and lack of clothing description hinders search efforts. Public tips are sought.

Vandalism at LMCU Ballpark delays opening of Christmas Lite Show; organizer and veteran William Schrader spends his 95th birthday repairing $8,000 in damages. A reward is offered for information on the culprit.

A man was arrested for throwing Molotov cocktails at a Battle Creek home, facing arson and assault charges. The homeowner defended the property without injuries.

Detroit city offices will close for Thanksgiving but essential services continue, with adjusted refuse collection and public transportation schedules. Free parking is offered, and online services remain available.